New Year’s Eve at 27 years old looks a bit different than it did a decade ago, but one thing remains the same: I will never miss an opportunity to throw together a look. As a more neutral dresser in my day-to-day life, I take NYE as an excuse to lay it on thick with all things sequins and faux fur. It’s a celebration whether I’m on the couch with a cup of tea or dancing all night in Brooklyn. This year, my favorite brands brought their A game with their holiday pieces. Reformation came through with the minidresses. Revolve said, “Here’s every coat you need to own.” And Anthropologie somehow knew I was looking for cool pajamas. So no matter your plans, I guarantee the following items will help you create a celebratory look. Keep scrolling to shop my favorite NYE fashion finds.
I have no notes for this look.
I did a double take when I saw that this luxe-looking coat is only $139.
Two for $10?!
You’ll wear these from the office to the party and everywhere in between.
The ultimate party bag.
I’m loving this tailored leather jacket lately, and you’d never know it’s under $150.
An essential cold-weather layering piece that still feels on-trend.
Denim cut: 10/10. Price: 10/10.
As much as I love a heel, my feet will thank me for styling my NYE look with loafers instead.
I’ve been dreaming of this coat for a month now. It has lasting power beyond one night out.
There’s no better time than NYE to test out the micro-short trend.
Adorable? Yes. But this dress’s true power lies in its thick wool fabric, which will certainly keep you warm.
Rich-auntie vibes all the way.
Pair this tuxedo blazer with any of the dresses on this list or with tights and the micro-shorts for an edgier look.
Give me all the sequins.
Velvet ribbons defined this holiday season, so keep the momentum going in your New Year’s look.
Skip the oversize trousers, and go for a more tailored Y2K-inspired pair with this boot-cut style.
Nancy Sinatra said it best: These boots are made for walkin’.
All the cool fashion people are wearing cropped fur coats like this one.
Staying in is just an excuse to purchase new sweatpants.
A cuter anklet does not exist.
Rixo knows how to do loungewear that doesn’t look like loungewear.
I’m going to live in this fuzzy cardigan all winter long.
Shout out to the Scandi girls for making pajama pants cool again.
To me, this is a perfect look—silver slingbacks included.
Time to pull out your fun socks.
A night-in necessity.
I wish you could touch this teddy jacket through the screen.
